Version 2.78.5 (March 29, 2018)
  - Within a bound yabasic-programs the name is correctly set (as returned by peeking "program_name")
  - Introduced new string-peeks "program_name" and "program_file_name"

Version 2.78.4 (March 21, 2018)
  - Fixed a problem with bound yabasic-programs, that include more than three libraries
  - Introduced new peek "secondsrunning"

Version 2.78.3 (January 21, 2018)
  - Fixed an up to 4-times performance penalty, that has been introduced
    in a previous version
  - Brought back "Edit" to the windows context menu

Version 2.78.2 (August 27, 2017)
  - The ran()-function is now guaranteed to return 2**30
    different values

Version 2.78.1 (August 13, 2017)
  - No more dump when using color without window open
  - Processing of yabasic.xml finds hellip-entity

Version 2.78.0 (January 21, 2017)
  - Allowed for numeric argument after break
  - Fixed format of manpage
  - Reworked the switch-statement, added tests

Version 2.77.3 (December 29, 2016)
  - Fixed insecure usage of strcpy
  - Better logging for windows installer
  - Spelling corrections

Version 2.77.2 (December 17, 2016)
  - Fixes for coloured text under windows
  - msvcr140.dll is no longer required under Windows
  - Several spelling corrections
  - Updated and fixed man-page under linux

Version 2.77.1 (September 7, 2016)
  - New poke "random_seed" to initialize random number generator
  - Bugfixes and additions to documentation
  - Yabasic is now covered by the MIT License
  - Switched to semantic Versioning (e.g. 2.77.1 instead of 2.771)
  - Adopted a development workflow based on git and github

Version 2.764 (January 22, 2014)
  - Added support for later versions of ncurses and 64 bit Systems
  - Avoided forks for inkey$

Version 2.763 (September 19, 2005)
  - Tiny fix in the documentation: Sections now have
    their own toc again.

Version 2.762 (September 16, 2005)
  - Swapped the precedence of unary minus and exponentiation to
    follow the mainstream of programming languages. Suggested
    by Mike Hoffman.
  - Fixed a bug with drawing the outline of a triangle.
  - Lots bugs and typos fixed in the docu. Thanx to A. Costa !
  - rinstr() is okay again.
  - system$() may not dump any longer, if an external command returns no output.
  - Some improvements for compiling on FreeBSD.
  - Made the text-command working again.
  - Maybe yabasic does not leak resources under Windows 95 any longer.
  - Some fixes related with the console window under Windows
  - Added a list of reserved words to the documentation.
  - Special thanks to Derek and Mike Huffmann !

Version 2.76 (April 25, 2005)
  Some major improvements for grafics
  - Full color support !
  - Different fonts for the text-command
  - The new command triangle

Version 2.75 (May 19, 2004)
  - Yabasic finally has an Icon under Windows
  - The str$()-function, may now format numbers
    like 123,456.56 (or 123.456,56 for german conventions)
  - Changed the system()-function under Windows
    to use the right command-processor
  - Added a list of command, grouped by topics to the
    documentation
  - Yellow is no longer brown under windows
  - Removed a security problem related with printing
    under Unix
  - Programs, that import libraries can now be
    bound, including all the imported libraries

Version 2.740 (January 18, 2003)
  - Implemented the bind-feature
  - More verbose messages on failing open-calls

Version 2.730 (August 19, 2003)
  - Complete rewrite of the documentation
  - Updated my system, which introduced new
    versions of the toolchain (gcc, autoconf, ...)
  - No changes in yabasic itself

Version 2.720
  - Added two argument version of log
  - Changed copyright notice

Version 2.717
  - Bugfix by Tom Ellestad: Better Error-
    checking for import-statement

Version 2.716
  - Bugfix: fixed 'open "foo" for reading as 1'

Version 2.715
  - Bugfix: continue is no longer disturbed by switch
    statements
  - The special option '--' stops option processing

Version 2.714
  - Bigfix: >> if (not open("bad","r")) error "!" <<
    now works as designed

Version 2.713
  - Fixed a memory leak associated with arrays-refs
  - return from within a switch statement is now possible

Version 2.712:
  - The new Option '-check' can be used to check for
    compatibility with previous versions of yabasic
  - The instr(a$,b$)-function now returns 0, if
    b$ is the empty string

Version 2.710:
  - Improved the short if-statement to be more intuitive
  - Added switch-case statement
  - Better loop-control: break and continue

Version 2.70:
  - Allowd hex-escapes in string constants (e.g. "\xa").
  - Better warnings for forgotten endif, endsub or next.
  - Allowed for dumping of stack of subroutine calls.
  - Various bugfixes related with: print using,token$()
    and with printing to mixed streams

Version 2.690:
  - implemented logical shortcuts, i.e. conditions within
    if or while statements are only evaluated as far as needed.
  - New form of the open statement: open "foo" for reading as #1
  - New form of the open function: open(a,"foo") intended for use
    in if-statements:
      if (not open(a,"foo")) print "Shit !"
  - The same time an old variant of open within if has gone:
      if (not open a,"foo") print "Shit !"
    is no longer valid.
  - You may now write: print #a "Hello"
  - Finally: there is no distinction between expressions and conditions
    any more, i.e. wihin the condition of an if-statement you may
    now use arbitrary expressions; even something like this:
      if (cos(x)) print "Strange"
  - Fixed a bug with printing under Windows: The screen now scrolls up
    if the cursor has reached the bottom

Version 2.681: Finished the work started with 2.680; yabasic can now
  parse its own demo again correctly.

Version 2.680: Essentially removed the distinction between expressions
  and conditions, i.e. you may write things like this:
    okay=(1<10) : if (okay) print "Hallo"
  Included the man page with the distribution. Thanx to Dejan Lekic !

Version 2.671: Bugfix, yabasic will now build under hpux.

Version 2.670: Changed the scheme of version numbers: 2.67 Release 0 is now 2.670
  Unix only: Used automake to generate Makefile.in. Therefore you now
  have all the standard GNU make targets: make check, make install, make uninstall.
